Oregon Legal Research BlogRead the Dec. 10, 2012, press release at the Governor’s website. Other press releases can be found at the Legislature’s website: Excerpt: “The Oregon Legislature will meet in Special…
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Dockets and other Court Records Databases in Oregon Public Law Libraries: Update
This is an update to the previous 10/14 blog post: OJIN and OECI Access in Oregon County Law Libraries The following Oregon public law libraries have in-library public, or staff-assisted,…
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Traffic Photo Radar in Oregon
…You will find it helpful to consult a defense attorney has experience defending people with speeding tickets. The Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service has a toll free number…
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Death, Taxes, Bar Exams, and Access to Justice in Oregon
The Feb/March 2009 issue of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin has an interesting editorial by Oregon attorney John Gear: A Better Beginning: There is no shortage of commentary…
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How Do I Ban an Oregon Public Library Book? Let Me Count the Ways.
…you to communicate with the library’s Director and managers. Or, you can find your library at one of these Oregon library directories. For more information on banned books: 1)…
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Oregon Landlord-Tenant Law: Habitability Questions
…have a window large enough for me to climb out? There are a number of excellent sources of information on Oregon landlord-tenant law, online (e.g. this from the Oregon State…
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Oregon Supreme Court Justices Donate Rare Superseded ORS Set for Scanning Project
This donation is no small contribution to our superseded ORS scanning project and I would be woefully remiss if I didn’t publicly thank the Oregon Supreme Court Justices…
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Oregon Supreme Court, Dec 28, 2007
…case, with an examination of Article 1, section 10, of the Oregon Constitution. State v. Shaff (SC S054425), where the Oregon Supreme Court examines Article 1, section 12, of the…
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Is the Oregon Court of Appeals Valid?
In a challenge to the validity Article VII (Amended) of the Oregon Constitution, the Oregon Supreme Court decided that the Court of Appeals is indeed valid. Opinion in here,…
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Oregon Estate Law: Wills and Trusts: Forms and “Self-Help” Advice
…property, no children or relatives in Oregon or any other state, no heirs, no interest in leaving what you do have to a charity or nonprofit, and don’t care if…